Time Magazine's Vera Bergen Groen says, if you want to understand Robert F. Kennedy's

bid for president, a good place to start is by searching his campaign hashtag.

It's RFK 2024 and it's weird.

It truly is the most confusing hashtag on the internet.

And I know that's a tall claim.

You go on it and it's got these kind of far right, you know, bros who are really big fans

of RFK.

You know, they think he would be the fittest presidential candidate ever.

They find photos of him with Falcons because he's a falconer.

It's got just people who are kind of nostalgic, you know, retirees who are talking about the

time that they saw his uncle or his dad at a rally.

So it's got the strangest mix of people who seem to be liking different parts of him and

confused by other parts of RFK junior.

Confused is where a lot of outsiders start when they try to understand RFK junior.

You might begin by knowing the basics that his uncle was president, John F. Kennedy, and

his dad was the president's brother and right hand man.

Then you might figure out RFK is an environmental activist and lawyer and yes, he does train Falcons.

But pretty quickly you'll get to the stranger stuff.

Like how Bobby Kennedy, as many people call him, has become a vaccine skeptic.

One of the most influential out there actually.

Virigat an up close glimpse at the candidate and his fan base a little more than a year ago.

You know, I've covered online movements for a very long time.

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